Sanitation

If public health benefits from the containing and reducing spread of infection were to be calculated, it would turn out to be a considerable saving to the exchequer.

Temsutula Imsong decided to clean up ghats herself after seeing how they're covered in garbage and excreta

Eram Scientific's e-toilets are showing how sustainable sanitation can be provided for the nearly 600 million Indians who still defecate in the open.

Explosion in the number of tourists, and migrant labour inflow are putting a real strain on the region's water, despite the money they bring in.

What makes the unmanned toilet a standout is its fully automated pre-flushing and flushing system along with modular features like a sanitary napkin vending machine and a napkin incinerator.

From the design point of view, the footrest of the regular toilet has seen an ergonomic development. It is elevated at an angle which makes it easier for the user to squat on. Besides, the toilet also has a universal demarcation to help the visually impaired access it.

When the men in the villages showed no interest, 22 women joined hands to encourage families in their district to fund the construction of toilets themselves by providing the means.

Inspired by the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan and its focus on eliminating open defecation, Rashmii Tiwarii, an architect from Hyderabad, reuses PET bottles to construct public restrooms.

It's important to have the talk before your daughter starts menstruating, and equally important to have it along with your son.

Launched under People's Planning Scheme with a budget of ₹37 Lakh, each structure has ten cubicles and can be taxied away to any location.